Sentence examples for stuff fresh from inspiring English sources
They're not playing at the dreaded artisan word here, as others do, mostly by shoehorning "artisan" in front of anything they fancy; they're making the stuff fresh every day.
It's quality stuff: fresh, thick and luxurious, not overly sweet, the flavours clear and well-balanced, the ice-cream studded with pieces of, say, crystallised ginger or apple crumble topping.
I chew nicotine gum − I even became obsessed enough with snus, the little teabags of snuff you see bulging beneath the lips of Scandinavian TV detectives, to invest in a miniature fridge so I could keep the beastly stuff fresh.
When I arrive nice and early (there have been queues since opening), they're stuffing fresh pasta on marble counters.
WHAT WE LIKED Manhattan clam chowder, stuffed fresh figs, strawberry-endive salad, tuna tartare, lobster sliders, fish and chips, mahi-mahi, pork chop, rib-eye steak, all desserts.
Lambs will be either spit-roasted or stuffed, fresh fish roasted, stews of peas and artichokes braised and bubbly, yogurt at last and all those sharp vegetables and greens.
He opened up with a good twenty minutes of glitch-hop and his new stuff sounds fresh as a daisy.
Although it's really small, they cram in an amazing amount of stuff - fresh and fried tofu, spring roll and wonton pastry, rock sugar, fruit and veg, kitchen gear, teas and a really good make of wasabi peas, Hapi.
An advantage to having young readers is that most of this stuff is fresh to them.
"All the talking, all the rah-rah and all the other stuff starts fresh tomorrow.
All the old stuff was fresh for me.' In 1993, there was a second renewal.
